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France 1944 : The Allied Crusade in Europe (Victory Games)
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France 1944 simulates the liberation of France, Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands during the Allied drive on Germany from July 1944 through March 1945.
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Victory Games – France 1944 – The Allied Crusade in Europe
France 1944 simulates the liberation of France, Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands during the Allied drive on Germany from July 1944 through March 1945.
The game begins with the Allies already well established in France following the June D-Day invasions.
The game puts emphasis on elite units on both sides and on the brittleness of the powerful British formations (no replacements). Chrome rules cover Market-Garden and the Bulge.
This download includes the following:
– High Quality Rulebook in PDF format
– Full color map ready to print
– Full color high quality counter sheet ready to print
A fantastic addition to any wargame collection in a convenient format.
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